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Quick answer: the Aladdin Broadway audition is Monday, November 23, 2026, at Pearl Studios in New York City. Disney Theatrical Productions seeks Equity actors for possible future replacements, including Aladdin, Jasmine, Genie and Jafar. You need to be an Equity member and bring a short musical theater song, plus a printed headshot and resume.
Disney Theatrical Productions has called an Equity audition for Aladdin, which is still running on Broadway. The Aladdin Broadway audition is cast by The TRC Company. Also, the listing says Kevin Metzger-Timson, CSA, is expected to attend. See the casting page and more calls in New York.
Roles and who they want
These are possible replacements, so no start date is announced. The listing describes these roles:
- Aladdin and Jasmine: actors in their 20s of Middle Eastern or North African descent.
- Genie: a Black actor in his 30s to 40s, described as an old-school song-and-dance man with jazz singing ability.
- Babkak and Omar: in their 20s, any ethnicity. Kassim: 20 to early 30s, any ethnicity.
- Sultan: in his 50s, Middle Eastern or North African. Jafar: in his 50s, any ethnicity. Iago: in his 40s, any ethnicity.
Each role comes with a vocal range. For example, Aladdin is a baritenor from Bb2 to A4, and Jafar is a bass or bass-baritone from G2 to Eb4. So read the full listing before you pick a song.
Aladdin Broadway audition: date and place
The audition is Monday, November 23, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern, with a lunch break from 1:30 to 2:30. It takes place at Pearl Studios, 500 8th Ave, New York, and the holding room is Studio 312.
EPA procedures apply, which means an Equity Principal Audition with an Equity monitor. First, bring your Equity card. Then add a brief musical theater song that shows your range, and a hard copy of your headshot and resume. The listing also says an accompanist is provided. In addition, the production uses smoke and haze, as Equity guidelines require.
The listing does not mention online registration or an application deadline. So all you have is the day, the hours and the place.
Pay and contract
The job is paid, under a Disney production contract with a weekly minimum. However, the amount is only in the original listing.
How to approach the Aladdin Broadway audition
Choose a song that sits comfortably in the range for your role, because pushing the top note rarely helps. Also mark your sheet music clearly for the pianist. Keep a clean acting resume and current photos ready, as our guide to headshots explains.
Every detail here comes from the Playbill listing. To check what membership means, visit Actors’ Equity. For more openings, read about auditions in New York and how to spot a fake casting call.
Frequently asked questions
Can I go if I am not an Equity member?
The listing is for Equity actors and asks for the card. If you are not a member yet, look at other New York calls instead.
Do I need to register first?
The listing does not say so. It gives the day, the hours and the place, so check the original for updates.
What should I prepare?
A brief musical theater song that shows your range, plus a printed headshot and resume.
Is it paid?
Yes. It is a Disney production contract with a weekly minimum.
Reviewed in November 2026.
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